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==Scandal==

==Scandal==

Allen was involved in a scandal that broke in 1992 when it was revealed he had taken naked pictures of [[Soon-Yi Previn]], the adopted daughter of his girlfriend, [[Mia Farrow]].  This ended his 12 year relationship with Farrow and made public his relationship with Soon-Yi.  At the time of the scandal Soon-Yi was 22 and Allen was 57.  In 1997, the two married.<ref>Former New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch said, "Like many, I had trouble with the fact that people thought that she was his unofficial stepdaughter." [http://www.{{ishi]]press.com/soon-yi.htm] </ref>  Allen says this about leaving out the naked pictures that Mia Farrow found of her adopted daughter:<blockquote>"...it was just one of the fortuitous events, one of the great pieces of luck in my life."<ref>[http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2005/12/woodyallen200512?currentPage=3 Vanity Fair Online, Dec 2005]</ref></blockquote>

Allen was involved in a scandal that broke in 1992 when it was revealed he had taken naked pictures of [[Soon-Yi Previn]], the adopted daughter of his girlfriend, [[Mia Farrow]].  This ended his 12 year "Common Law" marriage to Farrow and made public his relationship with Soon-Yi.  At the time of the scandal Soon-Yi was 22 and Allen was 57.  In 1997, the two married.<ref>Former New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch said, "Like many, I had trouble with the fact that people thought that she was his unofficial stepdaughter." [http://www.{{ishi]]press.com/soon-yi.htm] </ref>  Allen says this about leaving out the naked pictures that Mia Farrow found of her adopted daughter:<blockquote>"...it was just one of the fortuitous events, one of the great pieces of luck in my life."<ref>[http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2005/12/woodyallen200512?currentPage=3 Vanity Fair Online, Dec 2005]</ref></blockquote>

==Notes==

==Notes==